28 C.F.R. § 550.55 Non-residential drug abuse treatment program.
Title 28 - Judicial Administration
Non-residential drug abuse treatment is provided at all institutions and ordinarily consists of individual and/or group counseling and self-help programming provided through the institution's Psychology Services department. (a) Eligibility. An inmate must meet all of the following criteria to be eligible for the non-residential drug abuse treatment program. (1) The inmate must have a verifiable documented drug abuse problem. (2) The inmate must have no serious mental impairment which would substantially interfere with or preclude full participation in the program. (3) The inmate must sign an agreement acknowledging his/her program responsibility. (b) Application/Referral/Placement. Participation in the non-residential drug abuse treatment program is voluntary. An inmate may be referred for treatment by unit and/or drug treatment staff or may apply for these programs by submitting a request to a staff member (ordinarily, a member of the inmate's unit team or the drug abuse treatment coordinator). The decision on placement is made by the drug abuse treatment coordinator. (c) Withdrawal/expulsion. An inmate may withdraw voluntarily from the program. The drug abuse treatment coordinator may remove an inmate from the program based upon disruptive or negative behavior. [59 FR 53343, Oct. 21, 1994. Redesignated and amended at 60 FR 27694, May 25, 1995]
Title 28: Judicial Administration
PART 550—DRUG PROGRAMS
Subpart F—Drug Abuse Treatment Programs
§ 550.55 Non-residential drug abuse treatment program.
